Brittany is a Designer at CMG Landscape Architecture with three years of experience bringing a unique perspective shaped by her upbringing in Northern California. With a background in farming and community outreach, Brittany excels in developing long-term success strategies for multi-stakeholder projects. She is deeply committed to equity in the built environment, viewing design as a powerful form of storytelling that must center processes of change.
Brittany’s expertise spans the entire project lifecycle, from master planning to construction documentation, regional and campus planning, cultural projects, GIS mapping and analysis, to residential-scale design. Her passion and collaborative spirit are evident in the projects she leads.
While in graduate school, Brittany distinguished herself with numerous accolades, including the prestigious Norman T. Newton Prize for design expression, the Penny White Project Fund Award, and the Unsung Hero Award. Most notably, she was honored with the Sinclair Kennedy Traveling Fellowship, which she leveraged to advance her design research endeavors. Brittany holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies from San Francisco State University.
